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The T = 4 tetravirus and T = 3 nodavirus capsid proteins undergo closely similar autoproteolysis to produce the N-terminal β and C-terminal, lipophilic γ polypeptides. The γ peptides and the N termini of β also act as molecular switches that determine their quasi equivalent capsid structures. The crystal structure of Providence virus (PrV), only the second of a tetravirus (the first was NωV), reveals...
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